"'Redact' Offers Post Removal Across 28 Social Media Platforms"
Title: 🤝 Say Goodbye to Your Digital Past: Introducing Redact, a Powerful Social Media Clean-up Tool
Welcome, pal! Ever wanted to purge your old social media posts? Fret not, cos we've got just the thing for you – Redact! This badass tool, though not free, supports deleting posts on a whopping 28 different platforms. Yep, you read that right!
No more jumping from one platform to another with their crappy deletion tools. With Redact, you can scan for posts, pick what to ditch, or even hunt for posts containing specific topics. Plus, it's got a scheduling feature, perfect if you fancy deleting all your Bluesky posts a month after posting them. This tool's a powerhouse, running on your very own computer, putting you in command!
Take a peek at the supported networks, ranging from retro social networks that've long been forgotten, to the staple work tools we all know and love. Here's the full list: Bluesky, Bumble, DeviantArt, Discord, Disqus, Facebook, Flickr, Github, Gyazo, email (IMAP supported), Imgur, LinkedIn, Mastodon, Medium, MyAnimeList, Pinterest, Quora, Reddit, Skype, Slack, Stack Exchange, Steam, Telegram, Tumblr, Twitter, Vimeo, WordPress, and Yelp. Quite the cross-section of social media, huh?
Bro, How to Use Redact?
- Downloading Redact:First things first, grab the app on their site and create an account.
- Network Logins:Next, sign into the services from where you want to delete posts. If you're a Chrome user, there's a feature to fetch the sites you're currently logged into.
- Selective Deletion:Choose which posts you'd like to banish to the digital abyss.
- Paid Subscription:Alright, to enjoy most features, you'll need a subscription. Plans start at $7.99 monthly, which works out to $95.88 a year (no annual discount, boo!). If you're just clearing out old posts from multiple accounts, one-time costs should do the trick.
- The Ultimate Plan:If you want to delete files from work-related accounts, like Slack, Github, and Stack Exchange, buckle up! The Ultimate plan starts at $14.99 monthly, which comes to $179.88 a year.
The process is fairly similar across platforms: Sign in, then start scanning and delete posts as needed. There are four main modes: Preview, Deletion, Select & Delete, and Schedule Deletion. Note that for scheduled deletion, the app needs to remain installed and running on your device.
Every application comes with an "Easy" and "Advanced" option, which varies depending on the platform. For example, Reddit's advanced option lets you filter posts by subreddit, the type of post, keywords, NSFW tag, and more. You can even decide to keep posts with a certain amount of karma. Similar advanced rules apply for every platform, giving you full control over what gets axed!
There ya have it, mate! Redact's your one-stop shop for clearing out your digital past from multiple platforms. Give it a whirl to enjoy a cleaner, clutter-free social media presence!
- To use Redact for tech-savvy users looking to delete all my old posts across various social media networks like Github, it's recommended to download the app, create an account, and then sign into the services where you'd like to remove posts.
- The process of deleting selected posts using Redact involves scanning through each network, choosing posts for deletion, and then deciding whether to schedule their removal or delete them immediately.
- Redact can also be utilized to fashion a more polished digital presence by selecting and deleting specific posts containing cringe-worthy content, ensuring that your network remains professional and respectable.
